Treatment with the combined protocol EKNU
Diseases to be treated with the combined EKNU protocol:
- Diarrhoea
Protocol E
10ml of CDS per liter of water, once a day before bedtime or every 2 days, for 2 weeks.
Protocol K
Dilute 50% CDS 50% distilled water and spray the area.
Dilute 3 teaspoons DMSO and 1 teaspoon of water and massage the belly, or leave a patch on the navel, 2 times a day.
Protocol N
As a guide, 1 ml of CDS is used per year of age in 150 ml of water distributed in the day, for every 1ml of CDS that is added 150 ml of water is also added.
Protocol U
2ml of CDS in 200ml of water, after 2 hours repeat the shot and then every 2 hours you take 1ml until you complete 8 shots, 1 day.
First apply the U Urgency protocol for an adult or adapt the dose to the N protocol if it is a minor.
Depending on severity it can be combined with Enema protocol and K protocol with DMSO in the belly area.
Definition of diseases treated with combined protocol EKNU
Diarrhoea
Diarrhea is spoken of when watery or soft stools are evacuated three times or more a day. Diarrhea usually resolves within a couple of days, but if it persists it can be a symptom of a chronic illness.
The most serious problem that generates severe diarrhea is the danger of becoming dehydrated by the constant loss of fluids, especially in infants and children, elderly people or people with other diseases.
The most common causes are usually by infection of bacteria, viruses or parasites, by contaminated food or water, some medicines, food intolerances, diseases related to the digestive system and intestines.
Symptoms:
- Fever
- Aqueous bowel movements
- Mucus in the stool
- Abdominal cramps
- Loss of bowel control
- Urgent need to evacuate
Medications are used to treat diarrhea to replenish fluids and electrolytes that are lost with diarrhea.
To prevent traveler's diarrhea, it usually affects people who travel to other countries of different hygienist habits where contaminated food or water can be consumed. There are vaccines and antibiotics, but it is best to look for information in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that inform us of the dangers of the area that has been chosen to travel.
You can use our CDS protocol finder to locate a disease and its treatment with Chlorine Dioxide CLO2.
E = Enemas.
K = Kit, combines CDS and DMSO.
N = Children.
U = Urgency.
